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What is the belief of the tequesta tribe?
The Tequesta tribe lived in biscane Bay which is now Miami Dade
What two tribes still use the Mayan numeral system?
Tribe 1 Liabala tribe Tribe 2 Yakima tribe
What natural resources did the Makah tribe use for their homes?
what natural resources did the Makah tribe use
What did the hupa tribe use for transportation?
propbaly foot or canoes
What did Erie Indians use for tools?
what did the erie tribe use
How do you get more planting areas on Farmville?
just use the plow tool and you will have more areas to plant and upgrade your famr to a bigger area for planting and depending on how much money you have it cost for each plot and if you do not have enough money it will not let you plow.
What does one use a garden cultivator for?
A garden cultivator is used in ones garden. This tool is used to cultivate and loosen the dirt in preparation for planting. They are used to prepare for planting as well as garden clean up at the end of gardening season.
What is the belief of the tequesta tribe?
The Tequesta tribe lived in biscane Bay which is now Miami Dade
How do you use dibber?
A dibber is a gardening tool used to make holes in the soil for planting seeds or seedlings. To use a dibber, simply push it into the soil to create a hole of the desired depth, then place your seed or seedling into the hole and cover it with soil. This helps to ensure proper spacing and planting depth for your garden.
What did the mingo tribe use to hunt and farm?
The Mingo tribe typically used weapons like bows and arrows for hunting. For farming, they would have used tools like digging sticks, hoes, and planting sticks to cultivate crops such as corn, beans, and squash.
What is a trowel?
It is a small hand tool with a curved blade used by gardeners for planting. It is also a hand tool, with a flat blade, for scooping or spreading plaster
What does the potawatomi symbol repusent?
It is not clear which particular symbol you mean.The Prairie Band Potawatomi today use a badge that symbolises the real name of the tribe: bodéwadmi or Keepers of the Fire. The badge includes a cooking fire being lit by a lightning bolt, with a "fire eagle" and eagle feathers, together with a calumet or tobacco pipe used in ceremonials.The Forest County Potawatomi use a badge featuring a cross within a circle (for the four directions), with a native tending a cooking fire and pendant eagle feathers.These are clearly modern symbols and did not exist in the 17th, 18th or 19th centuries, although the ideas they represent were certainly part of the tribal culture.It is likely that a symbol was used to indicate the Potawatomi people in 18th century documents such as treaties, but I have not been able to trace it.
What transportation did the mingo tribe use?
what transportation did the mingo tribe use
How do the people of Argentina use their natural resources?
you use them by planting
What did the Aztec use to farm?
planting sticks
Can you use preen when planting vegetables?
no you cant
What is the percent of farmers that use tractors?
Approximately 95% of farmers worldwide use tractors for various agricultural activities such as plowing, planting, and harvesting. Tractors have become an essential tool in modern agriculture due to their efficiency and productivity in farm operations.
